by W. Russell Neuman · The University of Michigan Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780472050826
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«Media, Technology, and Society: Theories of Media Evolution» is the essay collection edited by W. Russell Neuman (University of Michigan Press, paperback).
It brings together essays by communication scholars analysing the evolution of media through cases such as the telephone, radio, television and the internet. They ask whether the conditions that favour or hinder innovation can be generalised, the role of government regulation, and how to understand the relationship between technology and society without falling into determinism.
Digital Culture Books series, an imprint of University of Michigan Press and its library. Includes essays by Pablo J. Boczkowski, Rich Ling, Eli Noam, John Carey and Paul N. Edwards.
Aimed at university students and academics in history, sociology and information studies.
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